You Should Code
AI assistants have given leaders their instruments back, allowing them to code again and develop empathy through understanding the real constraints developers face.
Thoughts
Here you will learn how I think about many topics related to my work as a Software Engineering Leader. My thoughts are inspired by my reading and everyday situations.
The Wrong Kind Of Skepticism
Reflecting on the "Trust but Verify" principle for leaders.
The Enabling Architecture Team
Reflecting on the role of architecture teams offering guidance rather than dictating technical choices.
Becoming A Successful Architecture Team
Reflecting on continuous discovery as a practice for successful architecture teams.
Do You Need An Architecture Team?
Reflecting on the need for architecture teams.
Beyond DevOps: Why Teams Should Own Their Runtime Success
Teams who build and run their own services are naturally motivated to improve their operational excellence.
The Adaptive Nature of Software Teams: Why Context Matters
Successful software teams adapt their working methods based on context, recognizing there's no universal approach to team operations.
Reducing Costs Through Friction Elimination
Improve development efficiency by enhancing DevEx, minimizing distractions, and adopting hands-off management practices.